As I do not deal with email posting I have no experience on that front, I'd 
be rather shocked however if you couldn't post the same ways as you can now 
as it's a very small change. (I can find no mention in goggles 
documentation that says adding sub-categories hinders the ability to reply 
to posts via email.)

As for the realisticness of re-sorting the group, that is an interesting 
part.

When you switch a group to sub-catagorys all the none tagged post can be 
found under the "Show all topics" section.
It would either have to be accepted by the group that past post effectivly 
archived and findable only realistically by search. (Which is already the 
case since the arcives are so big you really can't just look back for 
anything older than a month in most cases.)

Or volunteers would have to be enlisted as admins to help sort out the old 
posts.
>From my little test it seems to take between 5 (If obvious) and 13 (if you 
have to skim the first post) seconds for an admit to add categories to old 
posts
So realistically it will take around 30~50 man hours to sort the current 
group from current to last post.
If 3 people where brought on as admins to sort and spent apx 15mins a day 
sorting posts, it would take about 2 months to sort everything.


On Friday, November 28, 2014 12:53:35 AM UTC-8, Birthe C wrote:
>
> Hi Arc Acorn
> Thank you, I did not think of that. But is it not true that setting it up 
> this way results in not being able to write to the group via email, but 
> able to get updates through email. I would think that was also a 
> consideration.
> Your example is sure nicely divided, I think it was done like that from 
> the start with the purpose of selling printers. Would sorting all the 
> material in this group in this way be realistic? 
>
>
> Birthe
>
>
> Den fredag den 28. november 2014 07.13.07 UTC+1 skrev Arc Acorn:
>>
>> Since my post seems to have started a bit of topic discussion I should 
>> clarify my meaning a tad:
>>
>> *"On the eco-system side; It still irritates me greatly that the group is 
>> not divided properly between TWC and TW5. At the very least it has driven 
>> me away from using the group regularly, and nearly driven me away from the 
>> community entirely."*
>>
>>
>> First of all note that I don't have anything against TW5 as a project, 
>> but as I've said in the past it's just not the same program as TWC.
>> So for me when it comes to interacting with the community I get really 
>> tired of coming to the group and having to read long lists of TW5 topics to 
>> find anything dealing with TWC. When I first came to the group I loved 
>> logging in once a day or so and checking to see if anyone needed any quick 
>> help.  Now I avoid coming here too often since as soon as I do I often wind 
>> up just bouncing out within five seconds of seeing 60+ new post tagged 
>> [TW5] because I'm simply tired of wadding through stuff for a program that 
>> is only vaguely related to the one I'm acutely using.  It kind of feels 
>> like I'm going to a Ford dealership board to try and talk about VMWs 
>> because they share some of the same ideas.
>>
>> In the future I may wind up loving TW5 and wanting to hang out in it's 
>> community, but for right now it's really just a mile long list of [TW5] 
>> tags I have to scroll through every time I come here.
>>
>> A long time ago when I proposed splinting the group, that was before I 
>> knew it was easy to simply have sub categories in Google groups. 
>>
>> Takes this group for instance: 
>> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/fsl3d
>>
>> You see how nicely things are divided? Than for the people who like what 
>> we have now they can easly swtich back to it by clicking the:  " Show 
>> all topics" Link at the top of the page.  So overall the group would 
>> stay pretty much the same as it is now for the people who don't care, but 
>> it would be far easier to actually keep track of things for the people who 
>> do. In fact with the right categories it would make things vastly more 
>> organized for anythings such as plug-in releases/development vs support. I 
>> don't think I have to tell anyone here how hard it is to just browse for 
>> plugin releses or anything like that here on the group as is (Eg: There is 
>> no light hatred browsing it's search function or bust).
>>
>>
>>
>>

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